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| + | | In the "Pop Psychology" sketch on ''[[Good Morning America]]'', [[Behemoth]]'s [[Boo Monster|inner child]] babbles "Mama. Mama. [[Bert]] and [[Ernie]]!" |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 1257]]''' |
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| − | Olivia asks [[Telly Monster]] to name some M words. He instead lists some TV shows that start with M. Included in his list is "[[The Muppet Show|Muppet Show]]." |
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| + | | During their appearance in ''[[Drop the Mic]]'', [[Miss Piggy]] and [[Kermit the Frog]] fought in a rap battle between themselves. After Kermit's friendly rap, Miss Piggy performed a rap to him that included the lines "We're in ''Drop the Mic'', not ''[[Sesame Street]]''. You used to be a star. [[Bein' Green|It was easy being green]]". |
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| − | | When [[Bob]] and [[Big Bird]] sing "The [[Phone Book Alphabet]]", they mention the names [[Danny Epstein|Epstein]], [[Victor DiNapoli|Napoli]], [[Robert Myhrum|Myhrum]], [[Dulcy Singer|Singer]], and [[Jon Stone|Stone]]. |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 1446]]''' |
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| − | The names Big Bird lists when he sings "[[What's Your Name]]" include two producers, the director, and five writers from [[Season 12 (1980-1981)|Season 12]]: "[[Lisa Simon|Lisa]], [[Jon Stone|Jon]], or [[Dulcy Singer|Dulcy]]; [[Emily Perl Kingsley|Emily]] or [[Ray Sipherd|Ray]]; [[Judy Freudberg|Judy]], [[Sara Compton|Sara]], [[Norman Stiles|Norman]]." |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 1708]]''' |
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| − | Most of the names yelled out during the mail call are the same as the ''Sesame Street'' staff, including [[Lisa Simon]], [[Joan Ganz Cooney]], [[Emily Squires]], [[Ozzie Alfonso]], [[Dulcy Singer]], Janet Shapiro (researcher from seasons 10-13), [[Jon Stone]], [[Thelma Moses]], [[Al Hyslop]], and [[Jeff Moss]]. |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 1710]]''' |
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| − | The Echo Rock award for best letter writer went to a kid named [[Norman Stiles]]. Al Hyslop also receives "most organized" and [[Joseph A. Bailey]] gets "best nutrition." |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 2504]]''' |
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| − | [[Olivia]] performs at [[Birdland]]. At one point, a bird named "[[Scooter|Tooter]]" knocks on her dressing room door and points out she has "[[Cold Open|five minutes to curtain]]." |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 2942]]''' |
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| − | The credits of ''As the Worm Turns'' features spoof names of the actual ''Sesame Street'' production staff, including Inchy Slinger ([[Dulcy Singer]]), Misa Slimon ([[Lisa Simon]]), Sluggo Stone ([[Jon Stone]]), Grub Geiss ([[Tony Geiss]]), Planeria Di Crapoli ([[Victor DiNapoli]]), Catter Pillips ([[Bob Phillips]]) and Mikey Maggotuso ([[Mike Pantuso]]). |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 3059]]''' |
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| − | In the cold open, Oscar sets up the two letters sponsors of the day. When he realizes they've neglected to mention the number of the day, he alerts Ralph of the mistake (referencing Ralph Mensch, the series' technical director). |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 3097]]''' |
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| − | Telly's cast is seen with signatures from "[[Martin P. Robinson|Marty]]" and "[[Pam Arciero|Pam]]." |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 3122]]''' |
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| − | [[Super Nanny]] (Penny Pipkins) completely cleans [[Oscar the Grouch|Oscar]]'s [[Oscar's trash can|trash can]], still not knowing anything about [[Grouches]] and their very different lifestyle. Looking inside his nice, shiny clean trash can, Oscar laments, "Oh, look at that! [[Episode 0001|24 years of dirt]] destroyed! How will I ever get it that messy again?!" |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 3376]]''' |
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| − | A bus ad advertises "[[Kevin Clash|Kalvin Clash]]: The Scent of a Man", a spoof of [[Calvin Klein]] products. |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 3395]]''' |
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| − | [[Ernestine the Telephone Operator]] serves as the operator for [[the Furry Arms Hotel]]. She responds to one caller, telling her today's sponsors and mentioning how the show is a production of the [[Sesame Workshop|Children's Television Workshop]]. She adds, "I think you should know that by now, [[Joan Ganz Cooney|Ms. Cooney]]." |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 3453]]''' |
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| − | [[Baby Bear]] tries to come up with a new name for himself. He proposes "[[David Rudman|Dave]]," "[[Martin P. Robinson|Marty]]" and "[[Norman Stiles|Norman]]." |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 3501]]''' |
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| − | In the library, one patron is seen with a copy of ''[[The Sesame Street Book & Record]]''. |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 3518]]''' |
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| − | [[Bob]] tells [[Renata Scottie]] that he will get her in touch with [[Rowlf the Dog|a certain dog piano player he knows]]. |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 3749]]''' |
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| − | Big Bird tries to answer [[Mr. Snuffleupagus|Snuffy]]'s question as to what his aunt's last name is. One of his guesses is "[[Martin P. Robinson|Robinson]]." |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 3852]]''' |
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| − | Baby Bear and Telly think up various names to give [[Little Murray Sparkles]]; among the many ideas Baby Bear names is "[[Danny Epstein|Epstein]]." |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 3964]]''' |
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| − | Using [[the Letter of the Day]], [[K]], Elmo decides to become "King [[Kevin Clash|Kevin]]." |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 3970]]''' |
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| − | Rosita and Baby Bear find the spinning part of a pinwheel. As they try to think of what it could be, Baby Bear puts in on his neck, thinking it may be a bow tie, and says, "[[Wocka Wocka]]," Fozzie Bear's catchphrase. |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 3982]]''' |
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| − | [[Hooper's Store]] runs out of cookies for Cookie Monster. [[Alan]] offers him some rice cakes instead (rice cakes being what the show's prop makers use for cookies on the show). |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 3994]]''' |
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| − | Bob keeps photos of [[Joe Raposo]] and [[Mike Renzi]] atop his piano. |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 4048]]''' |
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| − | [[Baby Bear]] walks along [[Sesame Street (location)|Sesame Street]] reciting a grocery list: "[[:I Can Remember|A loaf of bread, a container of milk, and a stick of butter]]." Later, in [[Episode 4119]], [[Gordon]] is buying the same items at [[Hooper's Store]]. |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 4054]]''' |
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| − | [[Papa Bear]] reads from a book of bear names when trying to come up with a name for their new baby. One of those listed is [[Fozzie Bear]], which Baby Bear calls a terrible name for a bear. |
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| − | | ''[[The Street We Live On]]'' is essentially a one-hour self-referential special made explicitly to showcase an inner examination of ''Sesame Street'' from [[Elmo]]'s point of view. |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 4117]]''' |
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| − | [[Maria]] fixes a toaster belonging to [[Frank Oz]]. |
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| − | A red toaster that Maria was going to work on belongs to [[Matt Vogel]]. |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 4173]]''' |
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| − | In Abby's fantasy, Prince Oscar bids farewell to a subject named [[Eric Jacobson|Eric]], then tells him to give his regards to Mary (Jacobson). |
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| − | A trio of Lackawanna Ladybugs are seen [[Ladybug's Picnic|having a picnic]] and singing the classic song. |
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| − | | [[Season 40 (2009-2010)|Season 40]] features at least one [[Season 40 Hidden Gems|'''hidden gem''' in every episode]]. |
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| − | Stickers on [[Slimey]]'s racecar read "[[Jason Weber|Weber]]," "[[Tim Carter|Carter]]," "[[Joey Mazzarino|Mazz-A-Rino]]," and "[[Kevin Clash|Clash Automotive]]." |
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| − | | '''[[Episode 4217]]''' |
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| − | Maria finds [[Joey Mazzarino|Mrs. Mazzarino's]] cat outside her window. The cat is named "Segi", Mazzarino's adopted daughter's name. |
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| − | The localized Spanish version of "EXTRA Sesame Street" is renamed "EXTRA [[Plaza Sésamo]]." |
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| − | The Noble Prize for Counting awarded to the Count features an image of Jerry Nelson on it. |
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| − | Elmo's book, ''When Dinosaurs Walked on Sesame Street'', is shown to be written by [[Annie Evans]] and illustrated by [[Rickey Boyd]]. |
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| − | Elmo is seen reading a book, ''To Infinity And [[Frank Biondo|Biondo]]''. |
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| − | | In an [[Ernie and Bert Sketches: Apartment#bertspresent|Ernie and Bert sketch]], [[Ernie]] briefly sings "[[Go U Northwestern]]," the fight song to [[Jim Henson]]'s high school, Northwestern High School in [[Maryland]]. |
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| − | | In a [[Sesame Street News Flash#princesscookie|sketch about the Princess and the Cookie]], Kermit calls to [[Jon Stone|Jon]] to get a tight shot of the cookie being placed under the mattress. |
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| − | | In various editions of [[Roosevelt Franklin Elementary School]], written on the blackboard is "[[Jon Stone|JON]] + [[Beverley Owen|BEV]]." |
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| − | | A ''Sesame Street'' sketch that takes place in [[Manny (agent)|Manny]]'s Casting Office with a tiger and a banana features a photo of Joe Raposo on the wall. |
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| − | | A segment where the letter [[N]] talks about what words it starts ends with it telling viewers not to be noisy at night. During this scene, kids are shown putting away copies of ''[[The Sesame Street Book of People and Things]]'' and ''[[The Sesame Street Book of Puzzlers]]''. {{eka|1092}} |
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| − | | A sketch with a [[lavender]] Anything Muppet, a set of teeth and a brush features a framed photo of [[Miss Piggy]] on the wall. Another sketch taking place in the [[Old West sketches|old west]] features the same photo on the wall. |
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| − | | In a ''[[Sesame Street News Flash]]'' sketch, [[The Old Woman Who Lives in a Shoe]] tells [[Heather Henson|Heather]] and [[John Henson|Johnny]] not to fight; [[Brian Henson|Brian]], [[Lisa Henson|Lisa]] and [[Cheryl Henson|Cheryl]] not to watch too much television; and Polly and Kate to go to bed when [[Reporter Kermit|the frog says]]. The first five children named hold the same first names as Jim and [[Jane Henson]]'s five children, and Polly and Kate are named after [[Jon Stone]]'s children. |
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| − | | [[Chet O'Brien]]'s former comedy team of himself and his brother Mortimer - [[Chet and Snooks]] - were referenced in a few sketches. A pair of Anything Muppets play the pair in a [[Don Music]] sketch, two cowpokes share their names in [[Old West sketches#crayons|an Old West sketch]] and two of [[the Three Little Pigs]] are named after them in [[Kermit Sketches: Miscellaneous#castingdirector|a sketch with Kermit]]. |
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| − | | In [[Episode 4088#actionelephant|a season 36 insert]], [[Horatio the Elephant|Action Elephant]] is interrupting [[Maria]] from reading her book entitled, ''[[Monsterpiece Theater#venice|The Monsters of Venice]]''. |
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| − | | In the "Furry Potter and the Goblet of Cookies" segment of "Cookies Crumby Pictures," some school flags depict images of [[Sammy the Snake]], [[Chicago the Lion]] and [[Little Bird]]. On the walls are also portraits of [[Herry Monster]], [[the Amazing Mumford]] and [[Witches|the Witch]] from ''[[Cookie Monster and the Cookie Tree]]''. Additionally, Elmo and Abby are depicted as statues and [[The Dragon]] is used as stone heads. |
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| − | | The opening theme to "[[Orange is the New Black|Orange is the New Snack]]" features close-ups of several characters from [[International Sesame Street|various ''Sesame Street'' co-productions]], including [[Putri]], [[Chamki]], [[Griotte]], [[Dr. Ruster]] and [[Tuktuki]]. |
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| − | | In ''[[The Best of Kermit on Sesame Street]]'', [[Grover]] mentions that among the people [[Kermit the Frog|Kermit]] would like to thank for his award is "someone called [[Jim Henson|Jim]]." |
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| − | | In ''[[The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland]]'', two ''[[Fraggle Rock]]'' books can be seen on Elmo's shelf: ''[[What's a Fraggle?]]'' and ''[[Traveling Matt's Adventures in Outer Space]]''. |
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| − | | In the resource video ''[[For Me, For You, For Later]]'' and [[Episode 4264|a season 42 episode]], [[Mr. Hooper's Picture|Mr. Hooper's image]] is depicted on the dollar bills in place of [[George Washington]]. |
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| − | | In a "Grovercize" segment in ''[[Kinect Sesame Street TV]]'', one of the participants' wall features a clock based on the one seen in the Pinball Number Count segments. In a Letter R edition of "[[The Letter Tree]]" segment, a rabbit uses the magic words, "A la peanut butter sandwich!" to make himself disappear. |
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| − | | The YouTube-released "[[Elmo's Christmas Dream]]" from 2014 featured an appearance of [[Sam the Robot]] as a small toy [[Robots|robot]] in Elmo's room, and flying past in their imagination. |
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| − | | The plane Big Bird takes to [[Oceanview, IL]] is announced by the airline employee as CTW ([[Sesame Workshop|Children's Television Workshop]]) [[George Lucas|1138]]. |
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| − | | In "[[At the Dance]]," [[Rowlf the Dog|Rowlf]] mentions he used to be a big star with [[Jimmy Dean]]: no one remembers him anymore. |
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| − | | In another part of the same sketch, [[Kermit the Frog|Kermit]] tells his dance partner, "I might be able to get you a job on [[Sesame Street|an educational show for kids]]." |
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| − | | [[Episode 108: Paul Williams|Episode 108]]: In the Telephone Pole Bit, [[Fozzie Bear|Fozzie]] names himself Mike Oznowiczky; Mike Oznowicz was [[Frank Oz|Frank Oz']] father. |
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| − | | [[Episode 119: Vincent Price|Episode 119]]: Sheriff [[Dave Goelz|David Goelz]] is mentioned in [[Muppet News Flash]]. (However, the [[The Muppet Show: Season One|Season 1 DVD]] subtitles translate his name as Sheriff David Coles.) |
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| − | | [[Episode 215: Lou Rawls]]: During [[Lou Rawls]]' performance of "[[Bye Bye Blackbird]]", Lou mentions several kinds of birds, and jokingly lists [[Big Bird]]. |
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| − | | [[Episode 305: Pearl Bailey]]: During the joust, The Back Knight (Gonzo) yells to his steed (a cow), "Run, Louise, run!" (named after her puppeteer). |
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| − | | [[Episode 402: Crystal Gayle|Episode 402]]: [[:Image:Ssmag.197903.jpg|Issue 80]] of ''[[Sesame Street Magazine]]'' can be seen hanging by the stairs in [[the Canteen]] before it is stolen by the [[Prairie Dogs]]. |
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| − | | [[Episode 419: Lynda Carter|Episode 419]]: Muppet News Flash features a story on the crocodile god [[Rezal-evad-gib]], which is "[[David Lazer|Big Dave Lazer]]" spelled backwards. |
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| − | | [[Episode 513: Tony Randall|Episode 513]]: [[Tony Randall]] recites several magic words, which turn out to be [[Muppeteer]] names spelled backwards: [[Steve Whitmire|Evets Erimtihw]], [[Jerry Nelson|Noslen Yrrej]], [[Richard Hunt|Tnuh Drahcir]], [[Dave Goelz|Zleog Evad]], [[Gonzo|Oznog]] and, once again, [[David Lazer|Rezal Evad Gib]]. |
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| − | | Doc receives letters from [[Caroly Wilcox|Caroly]] in "[[Episode 101: Beginnings|Beginnings]]", [[Kermit the Frog|Kermit]] in "[[Episode 110: Don't Cry Over Spilt Milk|Don't Cry Over Spilt Milk]]", and [[Duncan Kenworthy|Duncan]] in "[[Episode 208: All Work and All Play|All Work and All Play]]". |
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| − | | In "[[Episode 213: Red's Club|Red's Club]]," Doc and [[Sprocket]] are compiling a list of dogs to be in Sprocket's club; one of the names mentioned is [[Rowlf the Dog|Rowlf]]. |
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| − | | The [[Uncle Traveling Matt|Traveling Matt]] sequence in "[[Episode 206: Boober's Dream|Boober's Dream]]" includes a clip from ''[[The Dark Crystal]]''. It's the scene where Jen and Kira ride the Landstriters. |
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| − | | The Traveling Matt sequence in "[[Episode 209: Sir Hubris and the Gorgs|Sir Hubris and the Gorgs]]" shows children dressed as Kermit and [[Miss Piggy]] for Halloween. |
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| − | | The Traveling Matt sequence in "[[Episode 220: A Cave of One's Own|A Cave of One's Own]]" features [[Bert]] and [[Oscar the Grouch]] plush dolls in the playroom of two little girls. Also a [[Muppet plush (Fisher-Price)|Kermit plush]] can be seen on top of the dresser. A Scooter plush was also seen in a little girl's arms in the background in the Traveling Matt segment from "[[Mokey's Funeral]]". |
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| − | | In an animated segment of "[[Here is Your Life]]" for an [[Here is Your Life#oliveoil|olive oil jug]] currently living in a museum (seen in [[Show 6: Chanukah|the Chanukah episode]]), pictures from [[Ernie and Bert Sketches: Expeditions#Egypt|Ernie and Bert's trip to Egypt]] and [[Cookie Monster Sketches: Miscellaneous#kingcookie|Cookie Monster as a king]] can be seen on the wall. |
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| − | | In "[[Episode 202: Family Challenge|Family Challenge]]," the credits for the [[Dinosaur TV]] show ''Pangea's Funniest Home Injuries'' lists [[Polly Smith|Polly Smith, BC.]] as head of wardrobe, [[David A. Caplan]] and [[Brian LaPan]] as Executive Producers, and [[Tim Doyle]] as Term Writer. |
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| − | | In "[[Episode 414*: Georgie Must Die|Georgie Must Die]]," [[Roy Hess]] uses "[[Bob Young]]" as a fake name. Later, on [[Georgie (Dinosaurs)|Georgie's]] set, a street sign reads "[[Sesame Street|Says Me St]]." |
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| − | | In [[Episode 320: Spoonbill & Salmon|Spoonbill & Salmon]], [[Stinky the Skunk|Stinky]] and [[Jake the Polar Bear|Jake]] interview [[Yorick the Salmon]], who not only shares the same name as [[Yorick|a previous Muppet character]], but notes that one of the fish in the video he brings is one of his "[[Sam and Friends|salmon friends]]". |
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| − | | [[Mary (Kermit's Swamp Years)|Mary]]'s license plate is DG-529 -- [[David Gumpel]] (the director), May 29 (his birthday). |
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| The "shifty-eyed" variant of Sam the Eagle Action Figure Series 8 by Palisades Toys includes a book titled ''Strategies for the All-American Campaign: Sam the Eagle 2004.'' Inside the book is a list of "Important people to mention in speeche" (''sic''). The list includes [[Wayne and Wanda]]. |
| The "shifty-eyed" variant of Sam the Eagle Action Figure Series 8 by Palisades Toys includes a book titled ''Strategies for the All-American Campaign: Sam the Eagle 2004.'' Inside the book is a list of "Important people to mention in speeche" (''sic''). The list includes [[Wayne and Wanda]]. |
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| − | | The Italian restaurant to the right of [[The Muppet Theatre]] is called "[[Bill Barretta|Barretta's Italian Ristorante and Pizza]]." |
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| − | | In [[The World in which Kermit was Never Born]], [[Doc Hopper's Frog Legs]] appears and is a thriving and growing fast-food restaurant, with a franchise in Bitterman Plaza |
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| Among the names pre-programmed into the high score listings are "[[Steve Whitmire|Steve W]]," "[[Kevin Clash|Kevin C]]" and "[[Brian Henson|Brian H]]." |
| Among the names pre-programmed into the high score listings are "[[Steve Whitmire|Steve W]]," "[[Kevin Clash|Kevin C]]" and "[[Brian Henson|Brian H]]." |
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| − | |When [[Dorothy Gale|Dorothy]] storms into her bedroom after she missed the audition, [[Dan Payne|the weather man]] is heard reporting on "[[Bill Barretta|Barretta City]]." |
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| − | | [[Pepe the King Prawn|Toto]] calls [[Sam the Eagle|The Emerald City Guard]] "[[Big Bird]]." |
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| − | | [[The Scarecrow|Scarecrow]] Kermit asks the Wizard if he is related to [[Frank Oz]]. |
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| − | | [[Floyd Pepper]] remarks that the [[Electric Mayhem]] has "been driving [[Electric Mayhem Bus|the same lousy bus]] since [[1978]]." |
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| − | ==''[[Plaza Sésamo]]''== |
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| − | | In [[Episodio 835|Episode 835]], during [[Maria (Plaza Sésamo)|Maria's]] song about hands, scenes of kids drawing are shown. Some kids are seen drawing ''Plaza Sésamo'' characters, including [[Kermit the Frog]]. |
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| − | | In [[Episodio 885|Episode 885]], [[Pancho]]'s radio studio is covered with various posters featuring the ''[[Sesame Street]]'' characters and the book "[[Elmo's World books|Elmo's World: Music!]]". |
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| − | | In one episode, [[La Abuela]] reads "[[C is for Cooking: Recipes from the Street]]", but with a modified, Spanish cover. |
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| − | | In a healthy tip closing insert, [[Mauricio Barcelata]] and a parrot show Pancho pictures of people who keep their hair neat. A picture of [[Roosevelt Franklin]] is used. |
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| − | | In [[episodio 1002|a 2010 episode]], an image of [[the Swedish Chef]] appears on the cooking section of Pancho's newspaper (but with eyes drawn in with marker). |
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| − | ==''[[Sesame Beginnings]]''== |
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| − | | In ''[[Moving Together]]'' during "Buggy Baby Boogie," a framed picture of [[Ethel Mermaid]] is used as a decorative in [[Cookie Monster's Grandma|Cookie Monster's Grandma's]] house. |
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| − | | In ''[[Make Music Together]]'' during "Swing Baby Swing," [[Louie]] has two framed pictures of the two [[Little Chrissy and the Alphabeats|Alphabeats]] on his shelf. |
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| − | ==''[[Unstable Fables]]''== |
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| − | | In the closing credits for ''3 Pigs and a Baby'', with producer's names on a space-themed mobile, [[Lisa Henson|Lisa Henson's]] name was attached to model of the [[Swinetrek]] from ''[[The Muppet Show|The Muppet Show's]]'' [[Pigs in Space]]. |
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| − | ==''[[Sid the Science Kid]]''== |
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| − | | [[:w:c:hdps:Arnie|Arnie]], Sid's stuffed dinosaur, is similar in design to [[Dog (dinosaur)|Dog]] from ''[[Living with Dinosaurs]]'' (albeit much larger and with a horn on his nose). |
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| − | | In the episode "[[w:c:hdps:Sid's Amazing Lungs|Sid's Amazing Lungs]]", [[w:c:hdps:Gerald|Gerald]] pretends to be various characters during playtime; when pretending to be a baby he looks directly into the camera and exclaims "I'm a baby, gotta love me!" with the same style and tone as [[Baby Sinclair|the baby]] on ''[[Dinosaurs]]''. |
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| − | ==''[[A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa]]''== |
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| − | | An announcement for a [[Frank Oz|Francis Oznowicz]] is heard over the airport intercom. This was similarly done over an airport intercom in ''[[Into the Night]]''. Later in the same scene, [[Jerry Nelson]]'s name is called. |
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| − | ==''[[Pajanimals]]''== |
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| − | ==[[Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas (stage show)|''Emmet Otter'' musical]]== |
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| − | | The birds from the [[For the Birds]] sketch ([[Ohboy Bird]], [[Whaddayasay Bird]], [[Forcryingoutloud Bird]], [[Righton Bird]], [[Youknow Bird]] and [[Ohreally Bird]]) appear in the clouds in issue #2, and, using their respective lines, help cheer up Piggytink. They also have a small appearance at the end of the issue where they can be seen sleeping on the clouds. Ohreally Bird can be spotted in Issue #3 flying above Wendy. |
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| − | | In issue #2, when the Muppets dress as monsters, Rizzo comments that "the [[Roger Langridge|Langridge]] [[The Muppet Show Comic Book|book]]" can hear their roars. |
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| − | | In issue #4, [[Delbert the La Choy Dragon]] can be seen eating up a building, also can be seen [[Statler and Waldorf]] in the Haven and a building named [[Dr. Julius Strangepork|Strangepork Institute for Anti-Gravity Research]] |
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| − | | [[The Muppet Theatre]]'s curtain rail system is branded with its installation date - September 24, 1936, Jim Henson's birthday. |
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| − | | The cake topper on Walter's birthday cake is a repainted [[Muppet figurines (Jim Shore)|Kermit figurine]]. |
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| − | | Walter's bedroom is filled with Muppet collectibles and memorabilia, including a [[Muppet Babies lunchboxes|''Muppet Babies'' lunchbox]]. |
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| − | ==''[[Sesamstraat]]''== |
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| − | | "'''Little Castle Built By Prairie'''" |
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| − | | "'''The Count Counts'''" |
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| − | | To study Kermit's speech patterns, [[Constantine]] is seen watching a tape of a [[Sesame Street News Flash#missmuffet|Sesame Street News Flash sketch]], the opening to [[Episode 323: Lynn Redgrave|the Lynn Redgrave episode]] of ''[[The Muppet Show]]'' and "[[Rainbow Connection]]" from ''[[The Muppet Movie]]''. |
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| − | | in a [[Muppets Most Wanted deleted scenes|deleted scene]] after [[Constantine]] proposes to [[Miss Piggy]], [[Camilla the Chicken|Camilla]] asks [[Gonzo]] when they will get married, but Gonzo says that when he becomes millionarie again, as a reference to him blowin up his [[Gonzo's Royal Flush|plumbing business]] in the [[The Muppets (2011)|previous film]] |
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| − | | After the question is raised of [[Walter]] leaving the Muppets after [[The Muppets (2011)|a whole film was made]] about him joining them, [[Rizzo the Rat|Rizzo]] and [[Robin the Frog|Robin]] point out that it was made at the expense of other well-known characters being left out, referencing their reduced roles in the previous film. |
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| − | | In an outtake that appears on [[Muppet Bloopers|''The Longer, Longest Blooper Reel in Muppet History'']] bonus feature, Kermit says "This never happened on ''Sesame Street''." |
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| − | | Referencing dialogue in ''[[The Muppet Movie]]'', Kermit and Fozzie give each other directions when coordinating their escape with their feet through the bottom of [[Le Maximum]], "Bear, left." "Right, frog." |
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| + | *Page 43: [[Clifford]]'s clothes were custom tailored by [[Polly Smith|Polly of Passaichere]] |
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| + | * Page 67: [[Foo-Foo]]'s grooming was done by [[Rollie Krewson|Madame Rollin of Ronkonoma]] |
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| + | * Page 93: [[Johnny Fiama]]'s pinstriped suit is said to be made by [[Gene Barretta|Gene's Pin=stripery]] |
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| + | *Page 104: [[Lew Zealand]]'s favorite fish is named [[Jerry Nelson|Jerry]]. |
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| + | *Page 113: It's said that [[The Gogolala Jubilee Jugband]] left due to a dispute over whether to [[Ain't No Hole in the Washtub|put a hole in the washtub]]. |
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| + | *Page 115: [[Lydia, the Tattooed Lady]]'s tattoos are noted to have been done by [[Jim Henson|Maury James]]. |
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| + | *Page 137: [[Nigel (Muppets Tonight)|Nigel]] got his training from the [[Peter Harris]] TV Academy, [[Elstree]] campus. |
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| + | ==''[[The Muppet Christmas Carol: The Illustrated Holiday Classic]]''== |
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| + | | The headstones in the graveyard bare the initials and death dates of Muppet Performers who have passed on, including Jim Henson, [[Richard Hunt]], [[Jerry Juhl]], [[Jane Henson]], and [[Jerry Nelson]] (whose headstone depicts [[Count von Count]]). |
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| − | | A folder in the writer's room in "[[Episode 116: Because... Love|Because... Love]]" is labelled "Straight Outta Henson Studios", which also spoofs a viral marketing campaign from the 2015 film ''Straight Outta Compton'' which documents the formation of rap group N.W.A. (featuring [[Ice Cube]]). |
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| − | *Page 43: [[Clifford]]'s clothes were custom tailored by [[Polly Smith|Polly of Passaichere]] |
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| − | * Page 67: [[Foo-Foo]]'s grooming was done by [[Rollie Krewson|Madame Rollin of Ronkonoma]] |
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| − | * Page 93: [[Johnny Fiama]]'s pinstriped suit is said to be made by [[Gene Barretta|Gene's Pin=stripery]] |
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| − | *Page 104: [[Lew Zealand]]'s favorite fish is named [[Jerry Nelson|Jerry]]. |
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| − | *Page 113: It's said that [[The Gogolala Jubilee Jugband]] left due to a dispute over whether to [[Ain't No Hole in the Washtub|put a hole in the washtub]]. |
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| − | *Page 115: [[Lydia, the Tattooed Lady]]'s tattoos are noted to have been done by [[Jim Henson|Maury James]]. |
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| − | *Page 137: [[Nigel (Muppets Tonight)|Nigel]] got his training from the [[Peter Harris]] TV Academy, [[Elstree]] campus. |
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Revision as of 03:20, 26 April 2020
Miscellaneous productions mentioning names of performers, employees, different productions, and other pieces of inside information.
Appearances
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In the "Pop Psychology" sketch on Good Morning America, Behemoth's inner child babbles "Mama. Mama. Bert and Ernie!" |
| During their appearance in Drop the Mic, Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog fought in a rap battle between themselves. After Kermit's friendly rap, Miss Piggy performed a rap to him that included the lines "We're in Drop the Mic, not Sesame Street. You used to be a star. It was easy being green". |
Commercials
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A photo from the wedding finale of The Muppets Take Manhattan is visible on the wall of a Bounty commercial. |
| One of the Facebook Portal commercials shows Ma Bear looking at pictures of her with Fozzie from The Muppets at Walt Disney World and two Baby Fozzie pictures from The Muppets Take Manhattan. |
The Ghost of Faffner Hall
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In "Improvised Music", Mr. Director (a lookalike of Peter Harris) wears a necklace with a miniature Kermit dangling from it. This is the Kermit pendant given to cast, crew, and guests on The Muppet Show. |
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In "Notation: The Sign That Gets the Sound", a nursery set is decorated with Muppet Babies wallpaper. |
Big Bag
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In The Birthday Blah, when Chelli finds out it is Sofie's birthday, he plans to throw her a party because he says that a birthday without a party is like Bert without that orange guy. |
Muppet Action Figures
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The regular variant of Sam the Eagle Action Figure Series 8 by Palisades Toys includes a book titled "Standards and Practices - The code of Ethics and The Standards of Professional Conduct, 118th Edition". Inside the book is the "Nudity" speech from episode 206 and The Muppet Show 2 album. |
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The "shifty-eyed" variant of Sam the Eagle Action Figure Series 8 by Palisades Toys includes a book titled Strategies for the All-American Campaign: Sam the Eagle 2004. Inside the book is a list of "Important people to mention in speeche" (sic). The list includes Wayne and Wanda. |
Muppets Party Cruise
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The original Muppet Show title card is used as part of the backdrop in the "Stage Fright" game. |
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The description for "Food Fight" is based on Dr. Teeth's reading of The Muppet Movie screenplay in the film. |
| Among the names pre-programmed into the high score listings are "Steve W," "Kevin C" and "Brian H." |
Disney Xtreme Digital
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In the bottom right corner of the main stage, among a box and other clutter, sits the original version of Ernie's Rubber Duckie. |
The Case of the Stolen Show
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Seen in Rizzo's stateroom are T-shirts for KMUP and Pete's Luncheonette. |
Disney Drive-On
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While soliciting money for Pepe the King Prawn's "Disney Legends" program, Walter lists off some well-known Disney legends, including Wally Boag, Dick Van Dyke and Jim Henson. |
The Muppets Character Encyclopedia
- Page 43: Clifford's clothes were custom tailored by Polly of Passaichere
- Page 67: Foo-Foo's grooming was done by Madame Rollin of Ronkonoma
- Page 93: Johnny Fiama's pinstriped suit is said to be made by Gene's Pin=stripery
- Page 104: Lew Zealand's favorite fish is named Jerry.
- Page 113: It's said that The Gogolala Jubilee Jugband left due to a dispute over whether to put a hole in the washtub.
- Page 115: Lydia, the Tattooed Lady's tattoos are noted to have been done by Maury James.
- Page 137: Nigel got his training from the Peter Harris TV Academy, Elstree campus.
The Muppet Christmas Carol: The Illustrated Holiday Classic
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At the Fozziwig Christmas party, Sam, Wilkins, and Wontkins can be seen as Christmas party attendees, alongside Frank Oz and Jim Henson. |
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A storefront window reads "J.H. & Son." |
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The headstones in the graveyard bare the initials and death dates of Muppet Performers who have passed on, including Jim Henson, Richard Hunt, Jerry Juhl, Jane Henson, and Jerry Nelson (whose headstone depicts Count von Count). |